Usar "at fault" en una oración

1. that was at fault

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2. His eyes scanned in their usual predatory way, searching out that faulty human component in the machine that stops it from running smoothly

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3. ” That gets the buyer on the side of the seller because the seller is the one at fault, who needs the buyer’s help in straightening out the issue so they can move on to the close

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4. He was at fault and nothing he could say would make anything better

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5. mean…holding the collective liable for the transgressions of the few…individuals considered abstractly…society at fault!

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6. I saw areas where I too was at fault and I resolved to correct them

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7. Our suspicion was that the Boche electrical systems, knock-off copies of a government-subsidized British design by Lucas Systems, were at fault

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8. But it was him who was at fault, him who behaved stupidly, but he had gotten it all turned on her

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9. when clearly you were at fault

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10. Although the whole family is glad Dad survived, the driver of the other car was at fault and likely didn’t have insurance (or was drunk) because the driver drove away quickly leaving the scene most likely because the driver at fault was either drunk or texting and didn’t want to get caught

11. He is not at fault

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12. outrageously and it’s him alone that is at fault here

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13. Notably vexed and disappointed that he had so little practice compared to me, and still made turning look that faultless, I shifted uncomfortably on my bed, but Ishvara held me there without touching a single molecule of my body

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14. Owing to them men shall be at fault and not reckon them in the whole reckoning of the year: yes, men shall be at fault, and not recognize them accurately

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15. the obtuseness and cussedness of the discipline that is at fault

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16. The unusually cruel manner in which he terminated me at 8:15am Pearl Harbor Day and then stood in my office watching me carry out my personal effects precluded our ever having a conversation about who was at fault in SD accident

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17. Owing to them men shall be at fault and not reckon them in the whole reckoning of the year: yes men shall be at fault and not recognize them accurately

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18. At fault or not, I was accused of being involved in witchcraft and would be put to death

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19. No-one had ever questioned the elders in this fashion and certainly no-one had confronted them in the middle of a near-violent disagreement; it would have been assumed the other party, whoever they might be, was the one at fault

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20. ” They were not at fault but “victims

21. blaming everything on her sister, even when she was blatantly at fault

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22. "You aren’t at fault

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23. She was incredibly defensive and could not accept that she was at fault in the issues she started

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24. went wrong in other divisions, whether at fault or not, victimised as a division and at times as individuals, but we would just not give up

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25. -What fault if I don't have any? –The Genie said

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26. The guy in the other vehicle got out of his car and they argued as to who was at fault

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27. The American Foreign Service Association, our putative union, also is at fault by not pressing senior management to seriously address these concerns

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28. apology from the company and an admission that they were at fault

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29. She had become firmly convinced that the Swordsmen were not at fault, but who was driving the assault eluded her

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30. This driver wasn’t at fault

31. and that faulting would cause geological anomalies to form in the earth, creating the mineralization that we see today

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32. On too many occasions, companies and individuals have been at fault and fined for their transgressions, and yet few if any one did jail time

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33. He said the company didn’t get back to him and perhaps the company was at fault but he should have at least called me to give me some news

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34. “Lady, shut the f_ck up, okay! I’m not at fault here you

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35. If she had been late and Faye had already grown impatient and left, she would be highly embarrassed at having been at fault and making the young woman waste her time waiting

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36. “True,” he replied grudgingly, “but you can’t help feeling sorry for them, regardless of which one is at fault

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37. that the opposing party was truly at fault

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38. and promptly act to hold those at fault accountable, but in-fact,

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39. education, the instructor was always held at fault, no matter what

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40. easily deduced that I was not at fault, but he never even as much

41. Delivering this letter was not the act of a guilty man, though that would not save him if Malenkov thought he was at fault

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42. If some admirals are at fault in this, call me and I will have their stars yanked by the Senate

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43. And even then, through their blindness, they are not at fault, but on a mission for their belief, the blind leading the blind, for they have not the vision of Christ, and Him resurrected

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44. That’s not to say that all parties are at fault, quite the contrary, some could be perfectly justified in their actions

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45. "What's this I hear? You KNEW someone was threatening her, and you didn't say a word? I thought you had your head screwed on straight! I even suspected you had Capricorn Rising, you seemed so responsible--but that's a real laugh! You're at fault for this!"

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46. ‘’You were not at fault then, Sire Boson

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47. “Alright, you might as well know, since my stupid bodyguards are at fault

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48. things that probably caused your relationship to fail, and who was at fault

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49. Nobody other than Zulimistan itself is at fault this for this devastation and misery

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50. There must have been many talks about Muslims that these people were terrorists, fundamentalist with their negative inclinations and if such thoughts haunted your minds then you are not at fault as it was natural

51. The latter, who answered directly to Moscow and Stalin, was known to be a man without pity for those who he judged to be at fault or of being negligent about their duties towards the Communist Party

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52. then they are at fault

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53. As I stated in chapter eight, we often have to deal with karma that is not ours, so the individual may not even be at fault

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54. glaringly obvious that the company was at fault

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55. At first, the banks were held to be at fault, and a computer failure blamed

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56. clock towards a model of perfection so long as we care to adjust whatever we could note to be at fault

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57. Thus a mode of conceptions over perceptions could be used to indicate out our present timing that could be synchronized over the pulses of others by which we could regulate out our own personal clock towards a model of perfection so long as we care to adjust whatever we could note to be at fault

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58. Ironically since he was at fault, the incident led him to decide to break off with me

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59. had yet to hear what had happened, and even if Darren was at fault sympathy and

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60. But what if this was just an excuse? What if, in her absence, he’d realized he’d been caught up in the rush and he didn’t really want her? Certainly grabbing on to this idea that she was the one at fault would be easier than admitting to his family that he’d changed his mind

61. I was partly at fault

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62. He then went on to admit that he was partly at fault for his son’s sometimes

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63. The Americans weren't the only ones at fault

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64. In fact, the site is always at fault

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65. Some would think I am at fault; in fact, you are all aware that the woman bears the burden of marriage separation in our society mainly because of cultural norms that discourages the black woman washing ones dirty predilections in the public, unlike the white women

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66. may sound odd, but I have never considered the "Other man" to be at fault when it comes to infidelity

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67. responsible for their situation, without judging them as “at fault”

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68. It was unclear who was at fault, but it no longer mattered

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69. "I didn't mean to… that is, I'm sure she's not at fault

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70. Though he was at fault, ‘twas not the time to cower

71. He appears to hold the classical economists at fault

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72. "Are you actually suggesting that I'm at fault?"

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73. Here we see more than the chronology at fault; there is an

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74. Thus the traditional narratives are at fault in antedating

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75. It is the Universe that is always at fault when Newton becomes incorrect

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76. The cosmos had to be at fault because Newton just can’t

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77. My dismay in naming is clear as through out the history of science there is clear evidence of how names had replaced recognising of various factors and through naming whatever differently; humans go at fault in recognising the name we use instead of what the product truly represents as space-time

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78. She insinuated I was at fault

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79. So slight I could not tell which eye was at fault

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80. Would a woman look at another man if she were happy with the one she had? Is just one person at fault in such a situation? The answer to both questions is no

81. it, he or she is merely stating a fact and can't be held at fault for stating it

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82. “That would not be possible, my programming cannot be at fault

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83. ‘The cave is not at fault boy,’ snapped Bucca

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84. It’s an emotional response that’s aggravated by how much we hate to be wrong about anything much less at fault for anything

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85. You are at fault!”

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86. How am I at fault?”

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87. Loving others could be brutal, especially when you were at fault for hurting them

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88. truly at fault, it’s your father

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89. And people with the scientific habit that is now so common among us, seeing a picture or drawing in which what are called facts have been expressed emotionally, are puzzled, if they are modest, or laugh at what they consider a glaring mistake in drawing if they are not, when all the time it may be their mistaken point of view that is at fault

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90. They said, "Father, pray for the forgiveness of our sins; we were indeed at fault

91. ’ And in consequence of that fault of S

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92. innumerable, I never met with a squire who talked so much to his lord as thou dost to thine; and in fact I feel it to be a great fault of thine and of mine: of thine, that thou hast so little respect for me; of mine, that I do not make myself more respected

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93. His own love was at fault, not hers

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94. But which stories do you mean, he said; and what fault do you find with them?

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95. Let me next endeavour to show what is that fault in States which is the cause of their present maladministration, and what is the least change which will enable a State to pass into the truer form; and let the change, if possible, be of one thing only, or, if not, of two; at any rate, let the changes be as few and slight as possible

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96. A look of blame; Elliott only had himself at fault because he was too cocky

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97. Celeste at fault

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98. When the party reached the point where the horses had entered the thicket which surrounded the blockhouse, they were evidently at fault, having lost those marks which, until that moment, had directed their pursuit

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99. Both Democrats and Republicans have implemented reckless fiscal policies, and both parties are at fault for this risk to our children’s future

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100. For a while, Paul Scott had been that fault for Lydia